• Lead several work streams for live transactions, including development of the financial model, creation of the confidential information memorandum (for divestitures/partnerships), coordination of the Q&A process, management of external consultants, and negotiation of parts of the transaction documentation
• Design, build, and use financial and valuation models, including DCF and earnings models, to assess individual projects and AES as a whole
• Analyze potential transactions and investments under the direction of transaction leaders, including strategic and financial impacts and risks
• Manage an associate or other junior team member on internal projects, as requested by management
• Coordinate the gathering, validation, synthesis and interpretation of data from confidential and public sources to assist in analysis
• Develop a deep understanding of AES corporate and business structure, financials, valuation, credit ratings, strategy, capital costs, and tax position for use in transaction assessments
• Attain a working understanding of AES markets, their drivers, and ways to capture and drive industry innovation through mergers and acquisitions
• Prepare and deliver presentations and reports to communicate findings and recommendations
• Interact with other AES groups and AES businesses in a professional manner to collect information and documents, validate analyses, and facilitate internal and external due diligence
• Coordinate interaction with external parties and advisors
• Support internal processes for transaction assessment/approval, including Investment Committee memos and presentations